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Speaker 1: We've been to understand where we are. Vital context for

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Speaker 1: what happened today at the confirmation hearing for a very

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Speaker 1: different person, a man named Pete hegg Seth, who went

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Speaker 1: before the Senate Armed Services Committee today. Box News Weekend

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Speaker 1: hosts Pete hegg Sath, to put it mildly, is no

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Speaker 1: Sath represents and perfectly encapsulates the complete erosion of standards

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Speaker 2: And I think this is a new low, this is

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Speaker 2: our new normal. But I also think the Democrats failed

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Speaker 2: to score any knockout blows. They beat him up a

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Speaker 2: little bit. Cain was effective, Jillibrand was effective, but a.

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Speaker 3: Lot of it missed.

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Speaker 2: And right now Hegseth is in good standing. But we've

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Speaker 2: got a couple of days left, and I think in

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Speaker 2: twenty twenty five we have to be ready for anything

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Speaker 2: to come out because the FBI report was not comprehensive,

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Speaker 2: didn't talk to his two ex wives didn't talk to

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Speaker 2: his accuser, and I think now comes that moment where

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Speaker 2: it's kind of a race between the vote and whether

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Speaker 2: or not anything else or anyone else will come out.

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Speaker 1: Is it sustainable though, to have only one party care?

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Speaker 4: No?

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Speaker 2: No, And this is the most important position in my view,

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Speaker 2: in the cabinet, and that's why Trump is leading with it.

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Speaker 2: He knows that if he can take the pending on

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Speaker 2: and he can shift culture there, and he can block

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Speaker 2: the guardrails and put his loyalists end, then everything else

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Speaker 2: becomes easy. So it's obviously a defining point for the

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Speaker 2: Republicans and for the Democrats. But I think for kind

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Speaker 2: of two years we've been holding our breath on both

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Speaker 2: of them, and.

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Speaker 3: Both of them have failed.

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Speaker 2: So this is a true crisis for our democracy and

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Speaker 2: most urgently for our national security.

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Speaker 5: This nominee sort of troubled path came in the opening

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Speaker 5: statement by Senator Jack Read the military veteran himself, been

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Speaker 5: around sent in a long time, very reagionable, very objective,

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Speaker 5: and it surfaced all the reasons why you could or should.

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Speaker 6: Vote against this nomination.

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Speaker 5: And it's a provocative nomination, by the way, not half

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Speaker 5: as provocative as the incoming commander in chief, and now

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Speaker 5: having said that, Look, this guy's Princeton educated, he's smart,

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Speaker 5: he's articulate, he does know a ton about national security

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Speaker 5: issues as a commentator on TV, and he conducted himself

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Speaker 5: And I think a lot of Republican senators probably hoped

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Speaker 6: It didn't happen.

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Speaker 5: This guy's going to get confirmed.

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Speaker 7: You have not said much about what he had and

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Speaker 7: now that he's sharing to any concerns.

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Speaker 8: About these allegations in the past, a sexual half assault allegation.

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Speaker 9: And he's not helpful you.

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Speaker 3: Find who the ovations are.

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Speaker 4: I think he's addressed those allegations. And I didn't see

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Speaker 10: I saw pieces of it, But every report I've had

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Speaker 10: the readout from the hearing this morning is that he did.

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Speaker 10: He quoted himself extremely well and made a strong argument

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Speaker 10: for why he ought to be the next.

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Speaker 4: Secretary of Defense.

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Speaker 10: If he's reported out of the committee, we will work

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Speaker 1: You think the strategy on both sides, which I think

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Speaker 11: I was certainly for what exactly the Democratic strategy was.

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Speaker 11: I think they know as well as anybody that Jony

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Speaker 11: the next Secretary of Defense, and they were clearly leaning

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Speaker 3: He changed his position, he no longer holds that.

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Speaker 11: View, and it made it hard for some of that

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Speaker 3: Together and come together.

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Speaker 11: I would be very surprised at this point if he

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Speaker 11: There are still a few people off this committee we

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Speaker 1: I mean, because I take your point about the performances

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Speaker 2: I agree, But who are we holding out hope for here?

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Speaker 2: I do think that there's still a chance to Joony

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Speaker 2: They're waiting to see if someone will come forward, if

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Speaker 4: Was going to present something after that.

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Speaker 2: It felt like he was leading up to something new,

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Speaker 3: He's going to own the narrative.

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Speaker 2: And and this on this battle, at least, I think

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Speaker 4: This is the primal scream of a dying gee. Pray

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Speaker 4: for our enemies, because we're going to medieval and these

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Speaker 4: people here's not going to free shot. All these networks

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Speaker 4: lying about the people. The people have had a belly

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Speaker 4: I know you've tried to do everything in the world

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Speaker 2: And where do people like that go to share the

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Speaker 3: Mega media? I wish in my soul, I wish that any.

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Speaker 4: Of these people had a conscience.

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Speaker 12: Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

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Speaker 12: If that answer is to save my country, this country

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Speaker 12: will be saved.

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Speaker 4: Or use your host Stephen k Back.

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Speaker 12: Tuesday fourteenth January, Year of the Lord twenty twenty five,

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Speaker 12: The Days of thunder start off with a bang.

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Speaker 4: Today.

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Speaker 12: I want to thank Mike Cernovich that at the end

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Speaker 12: was Mike Cnovich's tweet that was a great composition or

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Speaker 12: consolidation of today Democrats massive face plan. It's obvious from

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Speaker 12: today they still don't quite get why they lost. The

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Speaker 12: herodins on the UH and man, they got a lot

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Speaker 12: of women on the Armed Services Committee.

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Speaker 4: You notice that.

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Speaker 12: I don't know if the women over there think that's

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Speaker 12: a path to power whatever, but that there's a lot

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Speaker 12: that I have any problem with that, but they don't

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Speaker 12: get why they lost. They're they're harping and harping.

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Speaker 4: On Pete Hegsath just one after.

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Speaker 12: Made it so that even that's General Barry McCaffrey. General

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Speaker 12: McCaffrey is a hater, hates Trump, hates Maga, hates Pete

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Speaker 12: hegseeth We were able to cut that kind of tight right.

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Speaker 12: Then he starts off with all the bad things Pete hexas,

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Speaker 12: I don't know, misogynists, abuser, on and on, drunk, never

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Speaker 12: run an organization, all.

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Speaker 4: This kind of litany, I think.

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Speaker 12: And then he goes, oh, by the way, he's going

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Speaker 4: To be approved. Is that is that? Colonel Waltz.

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Speaker 12: I want to introduce Colonel Mike Waltz, Colonel Walts, Green Beret.

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Speaker 12: He's the National Security Advisor to the President of United States.

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Speaker 12: He's just stepped out of a meeting to join us,

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Speaker 12: we get teed up his magnificent open Colonel watch. You

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Speaker 12: warrior ethos. Talk to me, what is the warrior ethos?

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Speaker 12: Why did you and your mark start with that? And

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Speaker 12: Pete kind of leaned into that during his during his testimony.

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Speaker 9: And we haven't had that. We don't certainly.

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Speaker 7: Don't see that exuding from the White House right now,

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Speaker 9: To understand your whiteness and white rage.

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Speaker 7: Air Force academy that tells new cadets don't say mom

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Speaker 3: Heck, when you even see when.

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Speaker 7: You have a chieve of staff of the Air Force

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Speaker 7: We've got to get back to that. And that is

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Speaker 7: in my mind what Pete hegseth and bodies. And that's

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Speaker 7: and fly fighter jets, or be a cyber warrior. And

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Speaker 7: I think the point that Pete very articulately made today

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Speaker 7: was that his comments have been about standards.

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Speaker 9: You either hit the standards to do the job or

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Speaker 9: you don't.

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Speaker 7: Your race, religion, socioeconomic background, whatever doesn't matter.

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Speaker 9: That's the military that we came up in the military.

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Speaker 7: He's going to lead us back to under the leadership

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Speaker 7: of Donald J.

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Speaker 4: Trump.

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Speaker 12: It seems that President Trump, with yourself, with Tulca Gabbert,

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Speaker 12: with Pete HEGs, as many of the other picks, these

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Speaker 12: are people who actually fought in these wars, been frontline

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Speaker 12: leaders of men and women in these wars. What message

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Speaker 12: is President Trump trying to send us by the selection

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Speaker 12: of you guys kind of as a group.

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Speaker 3: Well, look, those.

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Speaker 9: Were the wars of our generation.

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Speaker 7: And on the one hand, we've got the dust on

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Speaker 7: the blood and the sweat and the tears and our fingernails.

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Speaker 7: But we've also been downrange Steve to see the policy drift,

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Speaker 7: Status quo is not acceptable. It's time for change. That's

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Speaker 9: Yeah, sure, you can follow me at Michael G.

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Speaker 7: Waltz across all all all the platforms, and you're flashing

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Speaker 9: And that's the painful lessons.

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Speaker 12: In the Nbar Province. Colonel, thank you for stepping out.

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Speaker 7: Look, I have no doubt that he is going to

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Speaker 7: That warrior ethos is what our enemies will respect. That

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Speaker 12: you representing tonight, your most representing us tonight at a

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Speaker 12: at a dinner since I couldn't get back.

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Speaker 4: What's your social media handle?

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Speaker 13: You can follow me on Twitter at Marian Underscore Bannon

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Speaker 13: and also on Instagram at Real Marine Bannon. I was

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Speaker 13: coming in very hot during the hearing on Twitter, but

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Speaker 13: you'll have to do a little digging to find my

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Speaker 13: tweets on Twitter right now because I might be being

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Speaker 13: a little suppressed at the moment.

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Speaker 12: Oh you think you're thinking of being suppressed over at Twitter?

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Speaker 12: You fall into the Laura Lumer category.

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Speaker 13: I believe some of my tweets are not appearing on

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Speaker 13: people's feeds. I think that I'm not getting as many

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Speaker 13: views on some of my tweets.

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Speaker 12: Yes, okay, you always got getter and you know the

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Speaker 12: social media mo. Thank you very much, Thank you for

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Speaker 12: going over there to day and for supporting Pete Hegsath

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Speaker 12: good luck tonight at the dinner represent us well.

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Speaker 4: Thank you, Eric Prince and some.

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Speaker 12: Of the other friends of the show having at dinner

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Speaker 12: to night for the new incoming staff for President Trump.

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Speaker 12: Mo Bannon and Natalie Winters are going to represent us

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Speaker 12: over there. I couldn't make it back. Certain things came up.

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Speaker 12: But did the Ploco interview this morning. Okay, we got

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Speaker 12: a lot to get to that we haven't had chance

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Speaker 12: to actually go through and look at some of the

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Speaker 12: cuts of Pete Heggs.

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Speaker 4: I'm gonna save that for a little later.

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Speaker 12: Let me say I it was everything I expected. I

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Speaker 12: want folks to kind of wake up with this and

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Speaker 12: understand that this is just their first day. This is

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Speaker 12: President Trump's days of thunders and Pete hegxittt was magnificent.

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Speaker 4: There's no doubt to me.

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Speaker 12: And particularly when a guy like Barry McCaffrey, who's a

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Speaker 12: true hater, When General McCaffrey says, hey, Pete hegxs is

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Speaker 12: going to get he's going to get confirmed. You know,

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Speaker 12: you can take that to the bank very much. Unless

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Speaker 12: they come up with some new wit and somebody can

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Speaker 12: come forward. They shot down the ability. They shot him

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Speaker 12: down already for they shot him down for actually having

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Speaker 12: a second day or a second round, and I thought

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Speaker 12: that that was very, very, very impressive. So what you

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Speaker 12: kind of adjourn to not adjourn. They're gonna see if

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Speaker 12: there's anything else that they need to come back. I

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Speaker 12: think they're working that through. But Pete Hexitt was absolutely

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Speaker 12: magnificent today and represented well, represented President Trump, well, the administration,

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Speaker 12: all of it. We've got a lot of things to

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Speaker 12: go through. I was at Politico this morning, gave an interview.

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Speaker 12: We want to break that down, particularly the economic parts

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Speaker 12: of it. Philip Patrick is going to join and still

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Speaker 12: a revolt in the bond market. We're going to talk

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Speaker 12: about gold as an alternative here and also what it

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Speaker 12: means for the biggest event that President Trump has, and

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Speaker 12: that's getting through these budgets, getting through this spending bills,

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Speaker 12: getting through everything he wants to do, the tax cuts.

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Speaker 12: That's still the beating heart of his Peace and Prosperity mission.

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Speaker 4: We're going to go.

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Speaker 12: Through with Philip Patrick with that, and then we've got

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Speaker 12: a lot more. I want to break down the Pete

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Speaker 12: hexas because I think in Pete Hexath and breaking it

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Speaker 12: down and talking about the line of attack, you'll get

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Speaker 12: to understand how what's going to happen in the next

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Speaker 12: couple of days. Have more intense hearings tomorrow. Well, I

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Speaker 12: don't know if anything will be as intensus Petez, because

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Speaker 12: that would just pure personal attack for hour after hour

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Speaker 12: hour we do. We are going to have a lot

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Speaker 12: more confirmation hearings this weekday.

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Speaker 4: There will be someone's pretty intense.

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Speaker 12: Bobby Kennedy's gonna be up, Pam Bondi's got two days already.

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Speaker 12: I think Schedulescott Beston's gonna be up. It's gonna be

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Speaker 12: quite quite, quite intense. We're gonna take a short commercial

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Speaker 12: break here. Birch gold dot com promo, Code war Room,

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Speaker 12: slash Bannon, go there and check it out.

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Speaker 4: The end of the Dollar Empire.

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Speaker 12: Talk about ideas that are not thought through and not

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Speaker 12: really presented to the American people, modern monetary theory, the

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Speaker 12: idea that broke the world. When the margin call comes,

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Speaker 12: make sure you fully understand why it's gonna come, why

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Speaker 12: it's coming, because then and only then can you think

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Speaker 12: through what your alternatives are.

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Speaker 4: Get your phone out.

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Speaker 12: Bannon b A N N O n at nine eight

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Speaker 12: nine eight do it today, short break Philip Patrick next

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Speaker 12: the drivers. I would love to see and executive voters

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Speaker 12: have set up an external revenue service that we wouldn't

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Speaker 12: just look at teriffs. But because terrafts paid for everything

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Speaker 12: up until the early twentieth century, but you wouldn't just

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Speaker 12: look at teriff. You look at everything about how you

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Speaker 12: can charge fees essentially, whether that's on investment, whether that's

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Speaker 12: on other things. Of access to this country. This is

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Speaker 12: this is America's behind the golden door. Okay, this market

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Speaker 12: is the most robust, lucrative market in the world, and

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Speaker 12: we shouldn't just let people have access that. We shouldn't

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Speaker 12: let foreigners have access to this market and to the

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Speaker 12: American people and American citizens for free. So I think

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Speaker 12: I would love to see something that's set up an

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Speaker 12: external revenue service in treasury that eventually took the burden

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Speaker 12: off people on internal revenue service.

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Speaker 4: There's no reason the.

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Speaker 12: American people, American corporations, even the donor.

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Speaker 4: Class has to pay for everything, and I think we

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Speaker 4: have to rethink that. Okay, that's this morning.

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Speaker 12: I want to thank the Politico people that had me

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Speaker 12: in today, Dasha Burns and the team that had us

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Speaker 12: over there today to basically talk hooked up by Skype.

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Speaker 4: It was.

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Speaker 12: It was great, very great questions gave the responses, got

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Speaker 12: a little traction. This the external revenue service. You heard

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Speaker 12: that over the weekend we had John Gardner here. This

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Speaker 12: is this concept that you know up to the nineteen

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Speaker 12: up to the early twentieth century, and really the earthquake

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Speaker 12: in San Francisco and then the great fire that burned

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Speaker 12: San Francisco essentially to the ground. You had the financial

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Speaker 12: panic that came after that, and JP Morgan and others

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Speaker 12: had stepped into principally JP Morgan kind of set right

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Speaker 12: the bond market, in the stock market, essentially saved the

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Speaker 12: country from what looked like a kind of a default.

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Speaker 12: After that, they went to an internal the kind of

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Speaker 12: you know, tariffs up at that time had paid for

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Speaker 12: people trying to get into the products into the country.

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Speaker 12: After that, they set up an internal revenue service. And

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Speaker 12: so the question again President Trump's asking, hey, why is

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Speaker 12: everything on the shoulders of the America people, corporations, LLCs,

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Speaker 12: the American people individually.

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Speaker 4: Why is the whole burden for paying everything on them.

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Speaker 12: Maybe think a terriffs more broadly as a maximization of

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Speaker 12: external revenues, or this is the most lucrative market in

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Speaker 12: the world, and the Chinese Communist Party and so many

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Speaker 12: other people get in here and get for free. Look,

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Speaker 12: I'm quite opposed or not enthusiastic. Let's say maybe put

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Speaker 12: a nicer face on really foreign capital coming into the

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Speaker 12: country to invest in the country.

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Speaker 4: Right now, you actually think we don't take a hiatus

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Speaker 4: on that.

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Speaker 12: Take a hiatus on at least a moratorium, you know,

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Speaker 12: shortly on all types of immigration until we work out

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Speaker 12: what these visa programs are and what they really are benefiting,

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Speaker 12: and how they're helping the American citizen. Everything's got to

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Speaker 12: be in back of help taking the country forward, taking

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Speaker 12: the American citizens forward.

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Speaker 4: And so I think you need to take a kind

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Speaker 4: of a rethink of all that.

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Speaker 12: President Trump, I think afterwards, can you put that up up,

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Speaker 12: put out a true social announcing he's going to set

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Speaker 12: up an external revenue service that focuses on maximizing revenues

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Speaker 12: coming into this country and people trying to get access

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Speaker 12: to this country.

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Speaker 4: I think you can think of this broadly. I even

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Speaker 4: think in buying stocks and bonds.

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Speaker 12: I believe you can charge a premium because listen, the

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Speaker 12: reason the liquidity that our markets are so liquid people

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Speaker 12: want to put money into the United States. Why the

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Speaker 12: investments are safer than anywhere else in the world. And

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Speaker 12: if you're starting the kinetic part of the Third World

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Speaker 12: War in the ration land mass and the rest of

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Speaker 12: the markets are in turnmoil all over the place, if

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Speaker 12: you want to invest here, if you want to get

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Speaker 12: access to the market with products or services, it seems

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Speaker 12: to me you should pay a toll for that.

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Speaker 4: You should pay a toll for that.

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Speaker 12: And that's how we start to kind of underwrite a

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Speaker 12: lot of the spending that goes on in this country.

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Speaker 4: It's just a thought, bo hey, we used to do it.

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Speaker 12: From the time from the time before the revolution all

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Speaker 12: the way up to the early twentieth century. Everything we

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Speaker 12: kind of paid for came externally, right, came externally. That

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Speaker 12: whole concept of internal revenue was twentieth century, early twentieth

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Speaker 12: century kind of line of thinking. So I no, I

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Speaker 12: don't think President Trump's brought it out. Philip patricka team

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Speaker 12: on the first section, I don't have my journal in

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Speaker 12: front of me, but section b one today a huge

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Speaker 12: article Philip Patrick about wait for it, the global bond

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Speaker 12: market is surging. Why when President Trump is sitting up

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Speaker 12: now thinking about this economic plan, and you've had Janet Yellen,

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Speaker 12: you've had the Fed. Why now when he's sitting here

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Speaker 12: looking put forward this plan, Why is all of a

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Speaker 12: sudden the bond market, the bond market surging, which, as

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Speaker 12: everyone knows that watches the show, going to make it

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Speaker 12: much more difficult for President Trump to actually enact his plan.

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Speaker 4: Philip Patrick, I mean it certainly is.

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Speaker 14: Government bond yields are increasing significantly, and.

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Speaker 6: It's not just here in the United States.

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Speaker 14: It's happening worldwide, and it's affecting markets around the world,

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Speaker 14: especially countries obviously with higher debt levels like we have

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Speaker 14: here in the United States. What happens is the increase

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Speaker 14: in the yields makes borrowing more expensive, and despite Central

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Speaker 14: Bank's efforts to lower short term interest rates, debt levels

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Speaker 14: are skyrocketing. That's going to work against President Trump's plan.

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Speaker 6: Right, We've got strong.

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Speaker 14: Employment data that came out of the Federal Reserve, which

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Speaker 14: means higher for longer in terms of interest rates with bond,

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Speaker 14: with bond yields being higher, with debt service being higher,

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Speaker 14: it's going to add to the problem.

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Speaker 6: It's going to add to.

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Speaker 14: Deaficit spending, and it's just making the job a lot

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Speaker 14: more difficult for President Trump to grow the economy out

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Speaker 14: of the mess that we're in.

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Speaker 12: Currental you've been with us now for I think three years.

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Speaker 12: We've talked about this and one of the things in

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Speaker 12: the Biden Under the Biden regime, with these massive commitments

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Speaker 12: of spending and I mean mass of the Recovery Act,

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Speaker 12: all these infrastructure actually had massive mass illions of dollars,

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Speaker 12: and the deficits kept building because the mindset was still

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Speaker 12: this kind of internal revenue. Tax rates, you know, are

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Speaker 12: going to charge on maybe financial transactions, all types of

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Speaker 12: different ways to tax people, to increase taxes on corporation,

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Speaker 12: to increase taxes on people. The Democrats have been yammering

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Speaker 12: about increasing taxes on the wealthy, which I don't mind

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Speaker 12: if they don't put their shoulder to the wiel to

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Speaker 12: bring down spending.

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Speaker 4: But President Trump today kind of came at back of it.

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Speaker 12: Has put up now this concept of external revenues to

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Speaker 12: kind of go back to the old days when we

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Speaker 12: fully financed everything from fees, tariffs coming from outside the country.

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Speaker 12: In addition, you actually think of doing it to financial transactions.

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Speaker 4: How is that a game changer?

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Speaker 12: My phone's been blown up all day of people that

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Speaker 12: really have followed and some of the writers and economists

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Speaker 4: Why is this a game changer?

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Speaker 12: For President Trump saying, hey, we just don't need to

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Speaker 12: everything the internal revenue service, Let's just change the thing.

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Speaker 12: It's like it's almost like let's look at Greenland, right,

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Speaker 12: this is the economic equivalent of it.

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Speaker 4: Your thoughts, Philip Patrick.

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Speaker 14: The reality is we have to do something right. It's

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Speaker 14: not we're not going to fix the problem here in

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Speaker 14: the US by raising taxes. And I think external revenues

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Speaker 14: are a good idea. That's ultimately how the government was

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Speaker 14: financed for decade. But what it does do is ultimately

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Speaker 14: it penalizes global trade. Right, we went from a protection

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Speaker 14: start protecting the domestic economy and I think tariffs will

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Speaker 14: be a way to start doing that. Ultimately, they're going

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Speaker 14: to incentivize manufacturing here in the UNI the States. You know,

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Speaker 14: short term benefit for long term cost is how we've

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Speaker 14: it's like adding eight shots of espresso to an economy.

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Speaker 14: There is a lot of changes on the horizon, but

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Speaker 14: they're necessary and ultimately they can work.

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Speaker 12: Talk to me about you know, you just talked about

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Speaker 12: trade balances. I think we hit a record in November

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Speaker 4: Just with China.

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Speaker 12: Is that because the one way to look at it

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Speaker 4: And people who even try to get in front of it.

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Speaker 12: Although folks in eighteen and nineteen prices did not go

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Speaker 14: Yeah, I think I think it's probably a combination. At

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Speaker 14: the end of the day, people that have closed eyes

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Speaker 14: on the horizon. We have China as well looking at

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Speaker 14: new trade partnerships. They know that it's going to be

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Speaker 6: But China right now in a real mess.

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Speaker 14: Tariffs will affect them significantly. For every dollar that we

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Speaker 14: gain from Chinese tariffs, China lost three dollars. And that's

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Speaker 14: exactly what we're trying to do. We're trying to focus

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Speaker 14: on the domestic economy and address trade imbalances. But listen,

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Speaker 14: we have to do something. Like I said, this economy

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Speaker 14: needs an injection, and I think President Trump is the

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Speaker 6: And I think we don't have to look that far.

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Speaker 6: Look at what Melay has.

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Speaker 14: Achieved in Argentina and shuts a short space of time.

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Speaker 14: He cut government spending significantly gutted useless government departments and

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Speaker 14: for the first time in over a century, Argentina now

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Speaker 14: shorter term, but longer term the economy is looking much healthier.

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Speaker 14: We need that same aggressive move today for the US

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Speaker 12: Walk me through how do people now more than ever,

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Speaker 12: We try to do the macro every day or every

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Speaker 4: How do people do that? What's the easiest way?

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Speaker 6: It's very simple.

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Speaker 12: That simple, and you get access to all the information,

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Speaker 12: modern monetary theory. That's one you definitely ought to understand.

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Speaker 12: And you can get in touch with Philip Patrick and

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Speaker 12: his team. Philip I think Days of Thunder started today

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Speaker 12: with Pete Hegseth kind of the preamble. It really kicks

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Speaker 12: off next Monday, when President Trump's probably going to sign

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Speaker 12: I don't know, fifty executive orders just to kick things off.

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Speaker 4: It's going to be pretty wild. This audience is ready

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Speaker 12: So I really want to thank you guys for having

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Speaker 6: Sir, thank you so much. It's an honor to be

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Speaker 6: with you.

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Speaker 4: Steve, thank you, Thank you, brother.

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Speaker 12: Make sure you go to Birch Gold. I think it's

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Speaker 12: now more than ever. First off, I want you to

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Speaker 12: read all though it's kind of it's not a textbook

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Speaker 12: because we've made it very, very accessible, but read all

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Speaker 12: Monetary Theory. You know, it always shocks me. And this

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Speaker 12: Room all the time to make sure that you guys

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Speaker 12: It may be new to a lot of folks that

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Speaker 12: pretty radical idea. Sent down to its essence is that

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Speaker 12: deficits don't matter. You can have massive deficit spending for

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Speaker 12: years and years and years, and if inflation ever gets up,

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Speaker 12: you can just all of a sudden increase taxes across

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Speaker 12: of in a nutshell, not perfect, but that's the general

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Speaker 12: gist of it. Of course, it's a fallacy, but Wall Street,

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Speaker 12: the federal government, both political parties kind of believed it.

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Speaker 12: These massive deficits led to this huge debt thirty six

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Speaker 12: trillion dollars adding I don't know trallion dollars every hundred days.

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Speaker 12: That is what's narrowed the range of what President Trump

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Speaker 12: has to do. It doesn't have unlimited it doesn't have

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Speaker 12: a broad spectrum of alternatives. This is why this whole

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Speaker 12: thing about one versus two reconciliation bills about you know,

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Speaker 12: these people's tax is gonna increase? Are these people's tax

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Speaker 4: How big a deficit can we have?

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Speaker 12: Is dose gonna get in there and do work that

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Speaker 4: Or is it gonna be down road five, six, seven,

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Speaker 12: These are the questions today, and this are free installments

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Speaker 12: with with Birch Gold about debt and deficits, the gold standard,

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Speaker 4: Now modern monetary theory get up to speed.

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Speaker 12: So many of debates we're gonna have going forward is

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Speaker 12: going to be bracketed by how you pay for it?

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Speaker 12: Short commercial break back in the war room on a

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Speaker 4: Back in a moment we will putting till the red

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Speaker 4: we originally.

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Speaker 13: Down.

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Speaker 3: Use your Stephen came back.

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Speaker 12: Okay, Days of Thunder? Do we have has denver gotten

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Speaker 12: our logo for that yet? If if I think of

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Speaker 12: Noah can get it to you guys, I think it

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Speaker 4: Off on it.

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Speaker 12: So next Monday is the official kind of kickoff of

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Speaker 12: Days of Thunder. That's President Trumpet. I think it's bigger

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Speaker 12: and get these teams have been working together for a

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Speaker 12: are right there. That's the that's the political headline for

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Speaker 12: the interview this morning. Very thankful of the political people

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Speaker 12: was fantastic, really great questions, tough questions. But this week

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Speaker 12: And you saw today. So don't think that Democrats have

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Speaker 10: They have not.

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Speaker 4: They've become more bitter, They've become more recalcitrant.

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Speaker 12: You know, we had Rob Bluie on the founder of

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Speaker 12: Daily Signal yesterday with this poll they did. They said

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Speaker 12: fifty percent of the administrative state and fifty percent of

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Speaker 12: the deep state employees at a senior executive level and

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Speaker 4: American people are saying it.

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Speaker 12: Two thirds still think the country's on the wrong track.

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Speaker 12: President Trump's going to try to turn that around. He's

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Speaker 12: got a team there of agents of change. You saw

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Speaker 12: out just magnificent.

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Speaker 4: Bravo Zulu Pete.

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Speaker 12: I have never seen that type of intensity focused on

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Speaker 12: particularly these female Democratic senators. They were just attack, attack, attack.

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Speaker 12: There was no enlightenment at all for what Pete's going

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Speaker 12: to do with Secretary Defense, no enlightenment at all for

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Speaker 12: really what his policies are going to be. It was

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Speaker 12: just personal attack after personal attack after personal attack.

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Speaker 4: But this is how it's going to go. Pam Bondi

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Speaker 4: is going to be the same way. Cash Bettel's going

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Speaker 4: to be the same way. Robert F.

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Speaker 12: Kennedy Junior is going to be the same way. You're

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Speaker 12: going to see the plus Christy Nome. You're going to

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Speaker 12: see attack after attack after track. Now we're going to

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Speaker 12: figure out how to juggle Chris tomorrow, Starting Wednesday and Thursday,

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Speaker 12: they're going to be multiple going on at the same time.

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Speaker 4: Obviously some will be less intense, but they're still their.

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Speaker 12: Whole mode is not to really be advice and consent,

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Speaker 12: which the Constitution says.

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Speaker 4: Their whole mode is attack, attack, attack.

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Speaker 12: And what I'm really proud of is with real America's voice,

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Speaker 12: we played this kind of uninterrupted today. We didn't take

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Speaker 12: of let's be blunt, their hatred, their hatred of Pete Hegseth,

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Speaker 12: Maga movement, President trumpet all kind of came out. I

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Speaker 12: thought it was very important today because today's really the

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Speaker 12: first day of kicking off getting things done. Remember, we

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Speaker 12: talked about the three things that you know, the the

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Speaker 12: beginning of the Third World War, the kinetic part, and

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Speaker 12: President Trump's got to takeoff, and then it's got to

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Speaker 12: be the deportation, securing the border, deportation of the fifteen

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Speaker 4: A lot that will be executive orders.

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Speaker 12: The one in the middle that's the most important, right

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Speaker 12: the one that's existential, is how you handle the deficits,

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Speaker 12: the financing of it. This massive debt that we have,

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Speaker 12: how do you actually handle that? And then you've got

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Speaker 12: three ways to do. You've got the executive orders you

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Speaker 12: have team led by your cabinet officers, plus legislation.

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Speaker 4: The executive orders, A lot.

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Speaker 12: Of them are being done and going through ELC. I

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Speaker 12: hope they have up to fifty next week. But this

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Speaker 12: is when the days of thunder really start. When President

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Speaker 12: Trump takes his hand off the King James Bible and

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Speaker 12: gives his address and then immediately kind of goes to work.

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Speaker 12: It's kind of a big signing ceremony in the afternoon

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Speaker 12: at the at the White House. We're going to cover

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Speaker 12: this wall to wall next week. In fact, from now

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Speaker 12: all the way through the inauguration day, Real America's Voice,

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Speaker 12: We're will be up talking about this and all the

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Speaker 12: different shows. You're gonna get a ringside seat to everything

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Speaker 12: that's happening.

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Speaker 4: Mike Lindell joins us.

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Speaker 12: Mike is as good a buddy, you know, Pete Heggs

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Speaker 12: as well. You're one of the biggest supporters of President

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Speaker 12: Trump and the MAGA movement, one of the leaders of

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Speaker 12: the Mega movement. You're too busy today dealing with all

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Speaker 12: the issues you're dealing with at Mike Pillott.

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Speaker 4: Even watch a second of it.

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Speaker 12: Tell us what's going on my pillow that's taking the

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Speaker 12: total concentration of Mike Lindell.

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Speaker 8: Well, a couple of things, but one is our big audit.

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Speaker 8: The irs ism after my pillow or the Attorney General

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Speaker 8: Keith Ellison in Minnesota, he's came after our charities, our

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Speaker 8: Lindall Recovery Network. So I spend all day with the

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Speaker 8: they wanted just attack before when they got two weeks

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Speaker 8: left here. It seems like that they're just doing one

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Speaker 8: last let's shut Mike Lindell up. And it's not working. Steve,

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Speaker 8: I'm louder than ever, Okay, and uh and we've been, Uh,

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Speaker 8: we've been. Another thing we've been doing today is we're

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Speaker 8: making new commercials. We've got the new product. We've got

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Speaker 8: our crosses, my crosses I designed on made in the USA.

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Speaker 8: This is the women's one here that's reversible, and you've

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Speaker 8: you guys. I wanted to get on. I know because

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Speaker 8: but I wanted to tell you this is the last

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Speaker 13: This is it.

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Speaker 4: Go to the war rooms.

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Speaker 8: Side my pillow, scroll down to you see Steven click

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Speaker 8: on that. So this is the war Room's exclusive here

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Speaker 8: out right next to that the flannel sheets, and then

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Speaker 8: we have that clearance event. That's all our sleepwear for

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Speaker 8: the winter, all that stuff you guys check it out.

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Speaker 8: It's still winter, it's plenty of cold. All the my

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Speaker 8: All the towels are in. We've got the classic collection

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Speaker 8: still on sale for the war Room Polse and then

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Speaker 8: the my Pillar two point oh at the seven nine

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Speaker 8: you see right there, and don't forget you get yourself.

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Speaker 8: We've left those on sale. The beds, the mattress stopper, Steve.

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Speaker 4: And so it's what I do.

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Speaker 8: Spend all day working on products and commercials and working

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Speaker 8: on defending myself against his corrupt administration.

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Speaker 4: That's leaving, Mike.

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Speaker 12: We'll see they're leaving shrouded in not glory. Let's say

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Speaker 12: that Michael Lindell will see you.

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Speaker 4: Tomorrow morning in ten eight m hour. Thank you, brother,

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Speaker 4: appreciate you.

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Speaker 12: Philip Kaufman's masterpiece, the film The Right Stuff off another masterpiece,

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Speaker 12: the book by Tom Wolfe. Short commercial break. We'll be

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Speaker 12: back for the second hour of the afternoon show of

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Speaker 12: the Warroom in just a moment.